Doha, Qatar (October 1, 2014) – Aspetar is playing a leading role at “The 1st European day on groin pain”. The full-day event is taking place on October 3rd 2014 at Boudreaux, France is attended by 300 participants and featuring a range of innovative discussions and presentations lead by elite groin pain experts from all over the world Aspetar visiting surgeon and member of the organising committee Dr Gilles Reboul said:

“This keynote event will provide an opportunity to exchange experiences and present the most recent developments in medical practice, as well as assessing the contribution of these innovative techniques.”

He added: “This meeting, supported by public and private organisations, is an ideal occasion for the medical and paramedical professions involved in sports medicine and surgery to promote more effective, multidisciplinary care for groin pain” The programme will feature leading European experts presenting the latest advances in diagnosis and treatment for patients and people involved in sports on all levels A considerable number of topics will mainly address: groin pain investigation, imaging, medical treatment and non-surgical rehabilitation, surgical treatment and Sport rehabilitation Commenting on Aspetar’s Role, Dr Hakim Chalabi, Assistant Director General for International Medical Affairs & Programmes & Centres of Excellence; said

“Our mission at Aspetar is to assist athletes to achieve their full potential by providing high quality of treatment, therefore Aspetar Sports Groin Pain Centre demonstrates our expertise in the field and brings together several of the world’s leading researchers to provide both high quality treatment and innovative clinically relevant Research. Our Sports Groin Pain Centre aims to become a world-class referral centre for the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of athletes with groin pain”.

On November 1st – 3rd Aspetar will organise and host the First World Conference on Groin Pain in Athletes at the Aspire Academy for Sports Excellence Auditorium in Doha. More than 30 world leading experts will give invited lectures at the conference.